XMLTable performance vs TABLE (XMLSequence ())

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• Order items TABLE (XMLSEQUENCE (Extract (...)))

  Hello

  I inherited a piece of SQL, extract information from an XMLTYPE column and I have a problem with the order of the returned items.

  My XML looks like this:

  < recommendation > < row >... < / line > < row >... < / Line > etc. < / recommendation >

  This is a comment and is divided into several lines (a limitation of the source system).

  I want to read the contents of each line and save it in a VARCHAR2 field but I want to keep the original order of the < row > elements to have a message with a sense in the end, beside the text I want to store a "Line number" column

  To make this work, I got something like this:

  SELECT

  a.ID,

  Extract (value (Rec), 'Line') online.

  ROW_NUMBER() over (PARTITION BY a.id ORDER BY null) as line_number

  Loads of table_with_the_id_to_process,

  table_with_my_XML has,

  REC TABLE (XMLSEQUENCE (EXTRACT (a.xmltext, ' / / recommendation/Line ')))

  WHERE a.id = loads.id

  It worked fine with 2-3 rows during the tests, but when running on real data (250-300 lines with XML fields) "line_number" become a bit at random: always start at 1 and go up until the number of element < row >, the order is as randomly, so my comments doesn't have a logical sense if I retrieve ordered them to "line_number.

  Any idea on how to get the <>the position of number or something else to calculate my column "line_number?

  Maybe I missed in the doc and Google simply because using bad language of research, so I'm open to any suggestion or idea.

  Thank you

  Gianni,

  What is your version of the database?

  The construction of the TABLE/XMLSequence has been deprecated in 11.2 for the function XMLTABLE.

  XMLTABLE is available from version 10.2 and has a clause for ORDINALITE to generate the sequence of required integer.

  You can also rebuild the entire message in a single VARCHAR2 or CLOB (depending on the size) and get rid of these line numbers.

• XDB. XMLIndex problem and table (XMLSEQUENCE (EXTRACT (xmltype, path))

  Hello
  I have a database of Oracle 11 g Release 11.1.0.6.0 - 64 bit Production With the Real Application Clusters option.
  
  I feel something strange with an XMLType column.
  I have a table configurator.t_vehicle_configuration (id_vehicle x_configuration NUMBER, XMLType).
  x_configuration is unstructured.
  
  I created an index on the field of xml in this way:
  
  CREATE INDEX idx_vehicle_configuration ON configurator.t_vehicle_configuration (x_configuration) INDEXTYPE IS XDB. XMLIndex;
  
  Then I have a package implementing a function that count nodes in the xml field and its return values
  
  This does not (return 0 instead of 1):
  

      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  This mode of operation (return 1):
  

      str_ := '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen';
  
      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration,str_))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  As this mode of operation:
  

      SELECT /*+ NO_XMLINDEX_REWRITE */ count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  And also this way it works:
  

      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="228"]/user[@id="49"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  I sailed a bit on the internet but I have found no help for my problem...
  I guess that's something concerning the substitution on the fly of the variables, which does not work with an index.
  Do you have any suggestions?
  Is there a way that will prevent the rewriting of all the functions?
  
  Thanks in advance

  First

  On 11.1.0.6.0 Please do not use table (xmlsequence (extract ())) Please use the SQL/XML standard XMLTAble operator...

  SELECT COUNT(*)
     INTO count_
    FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             XMLTABLE
            (
                '$XML/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id=$ID_SPACE_TARGET]/user[@id=$ID_USER]/alarmwhen'
                passing vc.x_configuration as "XML",  in_id_space_target as "ID_SPACE_TARGET",  in_id_user as "ID_USER"
             )
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
  
      RETURN count_;
  

  2. never generate XPATH strings dynamically (Note XMLTABLE simply will not allow it). It is almost impossible to optimize since in the case escalated, the query may be a function of the processing line, and it leaves the vulnerable application WHO the problems of injection. Earlier versions of XML DB supported the use of string concatenation technique to provide the value of predicate as a method of implementation of the bind variable, but from what I remember, this is only implemented and tested for storage relatiion object. Even when workng with storage relational object this technique should not be used in the development of new code n a 10.2.x post database. As far as I know this was not implemented for binary XML / XML INdex since the implementations of XMLQUERY, XMLTable and XMLEXists provided a much more robust implementation and standardized to link the underlying values at query runtime

  If you do not know the XPATH expression until run time please build the complete SQL statement dynamically and run it via EXECUTE IMMEDIATE or DBMS_SQL, then pay attention to injection vunerabilities in your application.

  The fact that you get different results seems to be the result of the previous method of binding of predicates works do not correctly with the XML Index. If the solution I gave above does not work, please fill out a bug and that we can continue the investigation

  Published by: mdrake on February 25, 2011 17:32

• Tips on optimizing the performance of table.

  Hello

  I read several article on optimizing the performance for the table. Finally, I settle on a strategy to implement, but I have a few questions.

  Let's say we want to display a wide range of data in a table. The number of lines displayed on the screen is n = 25.

  For each VO displayed in table form: Open model project->->->-> Data Model Instances to View object Data Model Module of Application -> select your view object-> press the modify... button-> Tuning

  • For best performance Oracle ADF Performance Tuning Documentation indicates that in lots of field must be set to n + 3
  • The scope of the queryoptimizer indicator should be the value + 3, so if n = 25, FIRST_ROWS_28 FIRST_ROWS_n
  • By default, access is set to Scrollable, which is OK as long as you aren't iteration in a large data set, but if you are, then you must change the Access Mode to the Range Paging
  • Set the size of the beach to n + 3

  Q1: What is the reasonable maximum for a set size? Client wants to display huge table as 200 lines that is not really usable, but it's what they want. I was wondering if the definition of the size of the beach at 203 is a reasonable value, or if it is too high.

  Q2: I have really not understand the purpose of the indicator of QueryOptimizer even after reading the documentation. Is it okay to put it at FIRST_ROWS_203 if your batch size is 203?

  Thank you

  JDev 11.1.2.4

  What version of jdev we are talking about?

  Is the table in paging mode (+ 11.1.1.7)?

  Q1 Yes), the tip is still standing, then set-203. The reason is that the table will display 200 lines that you need to load them in any case. In this case, it is best to load them into a round trip. a smaller rangesize then the number of visible rows in the table means more then 1 trip on the server and the db.

  Q2) the query optimizer indicator is just passed to the db which then decides to use it or not. The indicator shows the db to deliver the first n lines of results as soon as possible. If you have large result sets the db can provide the result set when it comes always collection more data FRO the game results in the background. This will display the fastest page to the user.

  Timo

• Insertion of XMLTABLE to RELATIONAL table

  Hello
  
  I have a Realational table
  
  
  CREATE TABLE VALU_RSLT)
  VALU_RSLT_ID NUMBER OF NON-NULL,
  NUMBER OF FRD_RQST_INFO_ID
  NUMBER OF CERT_NBR (12: 0),
  VALUATIONMETHODTYPE VARCHAR2 (4000).
  VALUATIONMODEL VARCHAR2 (4000).
  EARNED NUMBER (20: 5).
  NUMBER OF VALUATIONLOW (20: 5),
  NUMBER OF VALUATIONHIGH (20: 5),
  NUMBER OF CONFIDENCESCORE
  CONFIDENCEDESC VARCHAR2 (255),
  CRT_BY_USR_ID VARCHAR2 (255),
  CRT_TMST TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
  LAST_UPD_BY_USR_ID VARCHAR2 (255),
  LAST_UPD_TMST TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
  );
  
  
  
  VALU_RSLT_ID - is a sequence object.
  
  
  Select tx. FRD_RQST_INFO_ID, CERT_NBR, temp.*
  OF FRD_XML_TEST1 tx.
  XMLTABLE ('/ DRIVEResponse/loan/assessments/ValuationResult ')
  TX OF PASSAGE. RSP_XML
  PATH of COLUMNS 'ValuationMethodType' VARCHAR2 (4000) "@ValuationMethodType."
  Path of 'ValuationModel' VARCHAR2 (4000) "@ValuationModel."
  "Assessment" PATH of NUMBER (20.5) "@Valuation."
  Path of "ValuationLow" NUMBER (20.5) "@ValuationLow."
  Path of "ValuationHigh" NUMBER (20.5) "@ValuationHigh."
  PATH of NUMBER "ConfidenceScore" "@ConfidenceScore"
  PATH of VARCHAR2 (255) 'ConfidenceDesc' '@ConfidenceDesc '.
  ) in the temp
  
  
  Is a very good job.
  
  
  What I try to achieve is to insert the data from the XML for this relational Table (VALU_RSLT) and also to increment the Sequence (VALU_RSLT_ID) and others
  check the fields in the table. (CRT_BY_USR_ID, CRT_TMST, LAST_UPD_BY_USR_ID, LAST_UPD_TMST).
  
  How can I do this?
  
  
  I tried something like this
  
  INSERT into VALU_RSLT (VALU_RSLT_ID, FRD_RQST_INFO_ID, CERT_NBR, VALUATIONMETHODTYPE, VALUATIONMODEL, EARNED,
  VALUATIONLOW, VALUATIONHIGH, CONFIDENCESCORE, CONFIDENCEDESC, CRT_BY_USR_ID, CRT_TMST, LAST_UPD_BY_USR_ID, LAST_UPD_TMST)
  VALUES (VALU_RSLT_ID_SEQ1.nextval (), select tx. FRD_RQST_INFO_ID, CERT_NBR, temp.*
  OF FRD_XML_TEST1 tx.
  XMLTABLE ('/ DRIVEResponse/loan/assessments/ValuationResult ')
  TX OF PASSAGE. RSP_XML
  PATH of COLUMNS 'ValuationMethodType' VARCHAR2 (4000) "@ValuationMethodType."
  Path of 'ValuationModel' VARCHAR2 (4000) "@ValuationModel."
  "Assessment" PATH of NUMBER (20.5) "@Valuation."
  Path of "ValuationLow" NUMBER (20.5) "@ValuationLow."
  Path of "ValuationHigh" NUMBER (20.5) "@ValuationHigh."
  PATH of NUMBER "ConfidenceScore" "@ConfidenceScore"
  PATH of VARCHAR2 (255) 'ConfidenceDesc' '@ConfidenceDesc '.
  (), Temp, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
  
  
  
  gave me the following error message
  
  Error in the command line: 3 column: 35
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-00936: lack of expression
  00936 00000 - "missing expression.
  * Cause:
  * Action:
  
  
  How can I do this insert work?

  You mix styles of syntax INSERT. VALUES is for a single line. You want something like

  INSERT into VALU_RSLT(VALU_RSLT_ID, FRD_RQST_INFO_ID, CERT_NBR, VALUATIONMETHODTYPE, VALUATIONMODEL, VALU,
  VALUATIONLOW, VALUATIONHIGH, CONFIDENCESCORE, CONFIDENCEDESC, CRT_BY_USR_ID, CRT_TMST, LAST_UPD_BY_USR_ID, LAST_UPD_TMST)
  select VALU_RSLT_ID_SEQ1.nextval(),
         tx.FRD_RQST_INFO_ID,CERT_NBR,temp.*,
         NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL
  FROM FRD_XML_TEST1 tx,
       XMLTABLE('/DRIVEResponse/Loan/Valuations/ValuationResult'
                PASSING TX.RSP_XML
                COLUMNS
                "ValuationMethodType" VARCHAR2(4000) PATH '@ValuationMethodType',
                "ValuationModel" VARCHAR2(4000) PATH '@ValuationModel',
                "Valuation" NUMBER(20,5) PATH '@Valuation',
                "ValuationLow" NUMBER(20,5) PATH '@ValuationLow',
                "ValuationHigh" NUMBER(20,5) PATH '@ValuationHigh',
                "ConfidenceScore" NUMBER PATH '@ConfidenceScore',
                "ConfidenceDesc" VARCHAR2(255) PATH '@ConfidenceDesc');
  

• Commit performance on table with Fast Refresh MV

  Hello world
  
  Try to wrap your head around fast refresh performance and why I see (what I consider) high disk numbers / query associated with the update of the MV_LOG in a TKPROF.
  
  The installation program.
  (Oracle 10.2.0.4.0)
  
  Database table:

  SQL> desc action;
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   PK_ACTION_ID                              NOT NULL NUMBER(10)
   CATEGORY                                           VARCHAR2(20)
   INT_DESCRIPTION                                    VARCHAR2(4000)
   EXT_DESCRIPTION                                    VARCHAR2(4000)
   ACTION_TITLE                              NOT NULL VARCHAR2(400)
   CALL_DURATION                                      VARCHAR2(6)
   DATE_OPENED                               NOT NULL DATE
   CONTRACT                                           VARCHAR2(100)
   SOFTWARE_SUMMARY                                   VARCHAR2(2000)
   MACHINE_NAME                                       VARCHAR2(25)
   BILLING_STATUS                                     VARCHAR2(15)
   ACTION_NUMBER                                      NUMBER(3)
   THIRD_PARTY_NAME                                   VARCHAR2(25)
   MAILED_TO                                          VARCHAR2(400)
   FK_CONTACT_ID                                      NUMBER(10)
   FK_EMPLOYEE_ID                            NOT NULL NUMBER(10)
   FK_ISSUE_ID                               NOT NULL NUMBER(10)
   STATUS                                             VARCHAR2(80)
   PRIORITY                                           NUMBER(1)
   EMAILED_CUSTOMER                                   TIMESTAMP(6) WITH LOCAL TIME
                                                       ZONE
  
  
  SQL> select count(*) from action;
  
    COUNT(*)
  ----------
     1388780

  MV was created

  create materialized view log on action with sequence, rowid
  (pk_action_id, fk_issue_id, date_opened) 
  including new values;
  
  -- Create materialized view
  create materialized view issue_open_mv
  build immediate
  refresh fast on commit
  enable query rewrite as 
  select  fk_issue_id issue_id,
       count(*) cnt,
       min(date_opened) issue_open,
       max(date_opened) last_action_date,
       min(pk_action_id) first_action_id,
       max(pk_action_id) last_action_id,
       count(pk_action_id) num_actions
  from    action
  group by fk_issue_id;
  
  exec dbms_stats.gather_table_stats('tg','issue_open_mv')
  
  SQL> select table_name, last_analyzed from dba_tables where table_name = 'ISSUE_OPEN_MV';
  
  TABLE_NAME                     LAST_ANAL
  ------------------------------ ---------
  ISSUE_OPEN_MV                  15-NOV-10
  
  *note: table was created a couple of days ago *
  
  SQL> exec dbms_mview.explain_mview('TG.ISSUE_OPEN_MV');
  
  CAPABILITY_NAME                P REL_TEXT MSGTXT
  ------------------------------ - -------- ------------------------------------------------------------
  PCT                            N
  REFRESH_COMPLETE               Y
  REFRESH_FAST                   Y
  REWRITE                        Y
  PCT_TABLE                      N ACTION   relation is not a partitioned table
  REFRESH_FAST_AFTER_INSERT      Y
  REFRESH_FAST_AFTER_ANY_DML     Y
  REFRESH_FAST_PCT               N          PCT is not possible on any of the detail tables in the mater
  REWRITE_FULL_TEXT_MATCH        Y
  REWRITE_PARTIAL_TEXT_MATCH     Y
  REWRITE_GENERAL                Y
  REWRITE_PCT                    N          general rewrite is not possible or PCT is not possible on an
  PCT_TABLE_REWRITE              N ACTION   relation is not a partitioned table
  
  13 rows selected.

  Fast refresh works fine. And the newspaper is kept small enough.
  

  SQL> select count(*) from mlog$_action;
  
    COUNT(*)
  ----------
           0

  When I update a row in the base table:

  var in_action_id number;
  
  exec :in_action_id := 398385;
  
  UPDATE action
  SET emailed_customer = SYSTIMESTAMP
  WHERE pk_action_id = :in_action_id
  AND DECODE(emailed_customer, NULL, 0, 1) = 0
  /
  
  commit;

  What follows, I get via tkprof.

  ********************************************************************************
  
  INSERT /*+ IDX(0) */ INTO "TG"."MLOG$_ACTION" (dmltype$$,old_new$$,snaptime$$,
    change_vector$$,sequence$$,m_row$$,"PK_ACTION_ID","DATE_OPENED",
    "FK_ISSUE_ID")
  VALUES
   (:d,:o,to_date('4000-01-01:00:00:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS'),:c,
    sys.cdc_rsid_seq$.nextval,:m,:1,:2,:3)
  
  
  call     count       cpu    elapsed       disk      query    current        rows
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  Parse        1      0.00       0.01          0          0          0           0
  Execute      2      0.00       0.03          4          4          4           2
  Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  total        3      0.00       0.04          4          4          4           2
  
  Misses in library cache during parse: 1
  Misses in library cache during execute: 1
  Optimizer mode: CHOOSE
  Parsing user id: SYS   (recursive depth: 1)
  
  Rows     Row Source Operation
  -------  ---------------------------------------------------
        2  SEQUENCE  CDC_RSID_SEQ$ (cr=0 pr=0 pw=0 time=28 us)
  
  
  Elapsed times include waiting on following events:
    Event waited on                             Times   Max. Wait  Total Waited
    ----------------------------------------   Waited  ----------  ------------
    db file sequential read                         4        0.01          0.01
  ********************************************************************************
  
  ********************************************************************************
  
  update "TG"."MLOG$_ACTION" set snaptime$$ = :1
  where
   snaptime$$ > to_date('2100-01-01:00:00:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS')
  
  
  call     count       cpu    elapsed       disk      query    current        rows
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  Parse        1      0.00       0.01          0          0          0           0
  Execute      1      0.94       5.36      55996      56012          1           2
  Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  total        2      0.94       5.38      55996      56012          1           2
  
  Misses in library cache during parse: 1
  Misses in library cache during execute: 1
  Optimizer mode: CHOOSE
  Parsing user id: SYS   (recursive depth: 1)
  
  Rows     Row Source Operation
  -------  ---------------------------------------------------
        0  UPDATE  MLOG$_ACTION (cr=56012 pr=55996 pw=0 time=5364554 us)
        2   TABLE ACCESS FULL MLOG$_ACTION (cr=56012 pr=55996 pw=0 time=46756 us)
  
  
  Elapsed times include waiting on following events:
    Event waited on                             Times   Max. Wait  Total Waited
    ----------------------------------------   Waited  ----------  ------------
    db file scattered read                       3529        0.02          4.91
  ********************************************************************************
  
  select dmltype$$, max(snaptime$$)
  from
   "TG"."MLOG$_ACTION"  where snaptime$$ <= :1  group by dmltype$$
  
  
  call     count       cpu    elapsed       disk      query    current        rows
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  Parse        1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  Execute      1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  Fetch        2      0.70       0.68      55996      56012          0           1
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  total        4      0.70       0.68      55996      56012          0           1
  
  Misses in library cache during parse: 1
  Misses in library cache during execute: 1
  Optimizer mode: CHOOSE
  Parsing user id: SYS   (recursive depth: 1)
  
  Rows     Row Source Operation
  -------  ---------------------------------------------------
        1  SORT GROUP BY (cr=56012 pr=55996 pw=0 time=685671 us)
        2   TABLE ACCESS FULL MLOG$_ACTION (cr=56012 pr=55996 pw=0 time=1851 us)
  
  
  Elapsed times include waiting on following events:
    Event waited on                             Times   Max. Wait  Total Waited
    ----------------------------------------   Waited  ----------  ------------
    db file scattered read                       3529        0.00          0.38
  ********************************************************************************
  
  delete from "TG"."MLOG$_ACTION"
  where
   snaptime$$ <= :1
  
  
  call     count       cpu    elapsed       disk      query    current        rows
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  Parse        1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  Execute      1      0.71       0.70      55946      56012          3           2
  Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
  ------- ------  -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------  ----------
  total        2      0.71       0.70      55946      56012          3           2
  
  Misses in library cache during parse: 1
  Misses in library cache during execute: 1
  Optimizer mode: CHOOSE
  Parsing user id: SYS   (recursive depth: 1)
  
  Rows     Row Source Operation
  -------  ---------------------------------------------------
        0  DELETE  MLOG$_ACTION (cr=56012 pr=55946 pw=0 time=702813 us)
        2   TABLE ACCESS FULL MLOG$_ACTION (cr=56012 pr=55946 pw=0 time=1814 us)
  
  
  Elapsed times include waiting on following events:
    Event waited on                             Times   Max. Wait  Total Waited
    ----------------------------------------   Waited  ----------  ------------
    db file scattered read                       3530        0.00          0.39
    db file sequential read                        33        0.00          0.00
  ********************************************************************************

  Could someone explain why the the SELECT/UPDATE/DELETE on MLOG$ _ACTION if 'expensive' when it should be only 2 rows (the old value and the new value) in this newspaper after an update? I could do to improve the performance of the update?
  
  Let me know if you need more info... would be happy to provide.

  My guess would be that you were once a very large transaction that inserted a large number of rows in this table. So the table segment is big enough now and the high watermark is average at the end of this segment, causing a full scan table to analyze a large number of empty blocks and retrieve the two lines.

  You can issue a truncation on this table of $ MLOG: which would free up the empty blocks and brings back the high-watermark in the first block.

• Performance overview tables appears no not after the upgrade...

  After the upgrade to vcenter, the overview of the performance does not appear?

  see this KB

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1008330

• Update of the data in the Table using XMLTYPE DATA

  I did insertions using XMLTYPE data but have never done it and update. Can someone give me some advice?

  PROCEDURE ADD_LABORDER_CODES)

  IN_ORDERCODESXML IN CLOB DEFAULT NULL,

  Number of OUT OUT_AFFECTEDROWS

  )

  AS

  X SYS. XMLTYPE;

  BEGIN

  X: = SYS. XMLTYPE. CREATEXML (IN_ORDERCODESXML);

  INSERT INTO MAINT_LABORD_CODES)

  INSERT INTO MAINT_LABORD_CODES)

  LABORD_CODE_ID,

  COMPENDIUM_ID,

  ORDER_CODE,

  ORDER_DESC,

  ACTIVE,

  TIMESTAMP,

  MODIFIED_BY)

  SELECT MLOCDS_SEQ. NEXTVAL,

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/COMPENDIUM_ID') AS COMPENDIUM_ID,

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/ORDER_CODE') AS ORDER_CODE,

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/ORDER_DESC') AS ORDER_DESC,.

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/LOINC_CODE') AS LOINC_CODE,

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/ACTIVE') AS ACTIVE.

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/TIMESTAMP') AS TIMESTAMP.

  EXTRACTVALUE (VALUE (MLOC), '/ ORDERCODE/MODIFIED_BY') AS MODIFIED_BY

  TABLE (XMLSEQUENCE (EXTRACT(X,'/ORDERCODES/ORDERCODE'))) NMCO;

  OUT_AFFECTEDROWS: = NUMBER OF ROWS SQL %;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  dbms_output.put_line (SQLERRM);

  RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20001, SQLERRM);

  END;

  Example of use of the FUSION-

  If the line exists in the target table (based on the COMPENDIUM_ID and ORDER_CODE values), the UPDATE is, if not to INSERT:

  declare
  
    in_ordercodesxml  clob :=
    '
    
      500
      696231
      ABO Group & Rh Type
      NULL
      12345
      Y
      2014-08-13
      1
    
  ';
  
  begin
  
    merge into maint_labord_codes t
    using (
      select compendium_id
           , order_code
           , order_desc
           , loinc_code
           , active
           , timestamp
           , modified_by
      from xmltable('/ORDERCODES/ORDERCODE'
             passing xmltype(in_ordercodesxml)
             columns COMPENDIUM_ID    number(10)    path 'COMPENDIUM_ID'
                   , ORDER_CODE       varchar2(50)  path 'ORDER_CODE'
                   , ORDER_DESC       varchar2(250) path 'ORDER_DESC'
                   , LOINC_CODE       varchar2(10)  path 'LOINC_CODE'
                   , ACTIVE           varchar2(1)   path 'ACTIVE'
                   , TIMESTAMP        date          path 'TIMESTAMP'
                   , MODIFIED_BY      number(10)    path 'MODIFIED_BY'
           )
    ) x
    on (     t.compendium_id = x.compendium_id
         and t.order_code = x.order_code )
    when matched then update
      set t.order_desc = x.order_desc
        , t.loinc_code = x.loinc_code
        , t.active     = x.active
        , t.timestamp  = x.timestamp
        , t.modified_by = x.modified_by
    when not matched then insert
    (
      labord_code_id
    , compendium_id
    , order_code
    , order_desc
    , loinc_code
    , active
    , timestamp
    , modified_by
    )
    values (
      mlocds_seq.nextval
    , x.compendium_id
    , x.order_code
    , x.order_desc
    , x.loinc_code
    , x.active
    , x.timestamp
    , x.modified_by
    );
  
  end;
  /
  

  Also note that I used XMLTABLE instead of TABLE/XMLSEQUENCE, which is much easier to use (and not deprecated in the latest versions).

  You have not precisely the date format in the TIMESTAMP element so I assumed a conform to W3C.

  If you have a problem with this part, return to a projection of VARCHAR2 and use TO_DATE with actual size.

• XQuery - looking for alternatives to "ora: view»

  Instead of the following XQuery statement, what could be, alternatives for re-writing the declaration, through options such as:
  -xmltable
  -xsql
  -xpath
  -table (xmlsequence ())
  -etc.
  
  So, I'm looking for other statements and/or an alternative for ora: view
  
  Thanks for the effort
  
  Marco
  

  xquery
   let $auction := ora:view("XMLType_Table") return
   for $b in $auction/site/people/person[@id = "person0"] return $b/name/text()
  /

  Published by: Marco Gralike on October 19, 2008 15:48

  And here is a table (version xmlsequence

  select extractValue(value(e), 'name')
  from XTAB,
  TABLE(xmlsequence(extract(object_value,'site/people/person[@id = "person0"]/name'))) e;
  

• XMLSEQUENCE or XMLTABLE

  I'm XML file I have loaded like a BLOB, then converted into a XML_TYPE and converted into a CLOB
  
  I use the following SQL code to extract the data
  
  the table is imp_xml_file and the column is xml_xml
  

  select  
  x.xml_xml.extract('aircraft/brochure/part/partNumber/text()').getstringval() as partno,
  x.xml_xml.extract('aircraft/brochure/part/NSCM/text()').getstringval() as NCSM, 
  x.xml_xml.extract('aircraft/brochure/part/LCN/text()').getstringval() as LCN,
  x.xml_xml.extract('aircraft/brochure/part/zone/text()').getstringval() as PZONE,
  from imp_xml_file x,table(xmlsequence(extract(xml_xml, '/aircraft/brochure/part'))) d
  where id = p_id
  
  there are 7 records in the XML file 
  
  if i use table(xmlsequence(extract(xml_xml, '/aircraft/brochure/part'))) d
  
  it returns 7 rows and each column but all data is concatenated for each field  
  
  if i use table(xmlsequence(extract(xml_xml, '/aircraft/brochure/'))) d
  it returns 1 with all the fileds concatenated 
  
  this is the data
  <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes" ?> 
  - <aircraft>
    <buildNumber>BS059</buildNumber> 
  - <brochure>
    <dataSource>Centre Fuselage EPC Handover Brochure</dataSource> 
    <autoGeneratePhysicalPartRecords>YES</autoGeneratePhysicalPartRecords> 
    <importSerialNumbersInstallationDates>YES</importSerialNumbersInstallationDates> 
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-1</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA0276</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291211</LCN> 
    <zone>267</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>05/09/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-2</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA0276</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291111</LCN> 
    <zone>257</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>05/09/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-3</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA0272</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291226</LCN> 
    <zone>267</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>12/08/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-4</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA0271</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291126</LCN> 
    <zone>257</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>11/08/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-5</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA-0265</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291227</LCN> 
    <zone>267</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>24/07/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>98441</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-6</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>EFA-0263</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X291127</LCN> 
    <zone>257</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>21/07/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
  - <part>
    <NSCM>D1227</NSCM> 
    <partNumber>743900-7</partNumber> 
    <serialNumber>08060258</serialNumber> 
    <LCN>X212301</LCN> 
    <zone>274</zone> 
    <logCardRequired>-</logCardRequired> 
    <installationDate>01/08/2008 00:00:00:000</installationDate> 
    </part>
   </brochure>
    </aircraft>
  
  This is how the data is returned
  
  PARTNO     NCSM     LCN     PZONE
  
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274
  743900-1743900-2743900-3743900-4743900-5743900-6743900-7     984419844198441984419844198441D1227     X291211X291111X291226X291126X291227X291127X212301     267257267257267257274

  Any help greatly appreciated, all the examples seem to cover only 1 card in the XMLTYPE and it works very well with 1 card!
  not with 1 > :-((
  
  Chris
  
  Published by: CJ Bell on November 29, 2011 11:23
  
  Published by: CJ Bell on November 29, 2011 11:24

  Hi Chris,

  That's what you want:

  select extractvalue(x.column_value, '/part/partNumber') as PARTNO,
         extractvalue(x.column_value, '/part/NSCM') as NCSM,
         extractvalue(x.column_value, '/part/LCN') as LCN,
         extractvalue(x.column_value, '/part/zone') as PZONE
  from imp_xml_file t
     , table(
         xmlsequence(
           extract(t.xml_xml, '/aircraft/brochure/part'))
       ) x
  where id = p_id
  ;
  

  What is your version of the database? (select * from version$ v)
  From 10.2, XMLTable can do the same and much more.

  I'm XML file I have loaded like a BLOB, then converted into a XML_TYPE and converted into a CLOB

  Once again, depending on your version, you can load your file directly into the table with an INSERT.

• XMLSequence to XMLTable

  Hello!
  
  I need assistance with XMLTable instead of XMLSequence.
  
  It's the part of my XML.
  

           <emiDocAnt>
              <owner>11111111111111</owner>
              <idDocAnt>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>01</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>02</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
              </idDocAnt>
              <idDocAnt>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>03</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>04</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
              </idDocAnt>
            </emiDocAnt>
            <emiDocAnt>
              <owner>22222222222222</owner>
              <idDocAnt>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>05</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
                <idDocAntPap>
                  <tpDoc>06</tpDoc>
                </idDocAntPap>
              </idDocAnt>
            </emiDocAnt>

  I have this statement that works very well, it returns under the data within the Group of idDocAntPap and its owner.
  

  SELECT EXTRACTVALUE(VALUE(vw),'/emiDocAnt/owner'),
         EXTRACTVALUE(VALUE(vw3), '/idDocAntPap/tpDoc')
    FROM tb_projCargaTMP,
    TABLE(XMLSequence(EXTRACT(XMLAutorizacao,'/emiDocAnt'))) vw,
    TABLE(XMLSequence(EXTRACT(vw.column_value,'//idDocAnt'))) vw2,
    TABLE(XMLSequence(EXTRACT(vw2.column_value,'//idDocAntPap'))) vw3;

  But I would use XMLTable instead of XMLSequence. The problem is: How can I get the value of "owner"?
  

  SELECT vw."owner",
         vw."tpDoc"
    FROM tb_projCargaTMP,
    XMLTABLE('/emiDocAnt/idDocAnt/idDocAntPap'
             PASSING tb_CargaTMP.XMLAutorizacao
             COLUMNS "owner" NUMBER(14)     PATH ???, <-- How can I get the owner value?
                     "tpDoc" NUMBER(2)      PATH '/idDocAntPap/tpDoc',
                     "serie" VARCHAR2(3)    PATH '/idDocAntPap/serie',
                     "subserie" VARCHAR2(2) PATH '/idDocAntPap/subser',
                     "nDoc" NUMBER(20)      PATH '/idDocAntPap/nDoc',
                     "dEmi" DATE            PATH '/idDocAntPap/dEmi'
             ) vw;

  Thank you!!!

  Based on a similar question to {message identifier: = 4093475}, you have two options, depending on whether you want to use XQuery or not within XMLTable.

  WITH tb_projCargaTMP AS
  (SELECT XMLTYPE('
              11111111111111
              
                
                  01
                
                
                  02
                
              
              
                
                  03
                
                
                  04
                
              
            
            
              22222222222222
              
                
                  05
                
                
                  06
                
              
            ') XMLAutorizacao -- added root node to make valid XML
     FROM dual)
  SELECT vw.owner, vw2.*
    FROM tb_projCargaTMP,
    XMLTable('/root/emiDocAnt'
             PASSING tb_projCargaTMP.XMLAutorizacao
             COLUMNS
             owner      NUMBER(14)  PATH 'owner',
             antPapXML  XMLTYPE     PATH 'idDocAnt/idDocAntPap') vw,
    XMLTABLE('/idDocAntPap'
             PASSING vw.antPapXML
             COLUMNS
             tpDoc NUMBER(2)      PATH 'tpDoc',
             serie VARCHAR2(3)    PATH 'serie',
             subserie VARCHAR2(2) PATH 'subser',
             nDoc NUMBER(20)      PATH 'nDoc',
             dEmi DATE            PATH 'dEmi'
             ) vw2; 
  

  and

  SELECT vw.*
    FROM tb_projCargaTMP,
    XMLTable('for $i in /root/emiDocAnt/idDocAnt/idDocAntPap
                return element r{$i/../../owner,
                                 $i/tpDoc,
                                 $i/serie}'  -- continue on
             PASSING tb_projCargaTMP.XMLAutorizacao
             COLUMNS
             owner      NUMBER(14)  PATH 'owner',
             tpDoc NUMBER(2)        PATH 'tpDoc',
             serie VARCHAR2(3)      PATH 'serie',
             subserie VARCHAR2(2)   PATH 'subser',
             nDoc NUMBER(20)        PATH 'nDoc',
             dEmi DATE              PATH 'dEmi') vw;
  

• Query XML Webservice response in the table.

  Sorry this is a re-post because I thought that this forum is no longer relevant.
  (orginal: XML response from the Query Web service in table. )
  
  Hello
  
  I have a request to consume the web service and the XML response and populating a table. The XML query is less. It works fine for small set of data (< 100), however if the XML has more records (Eg 3000 +, 5 + MB) the query takes about 6 + minutes to return all results.
  
  I understand the query XML is a slow process, but I was wondering if there is anyway I could improve performance?
  
  Database: 11 GR 2
  

  select extractvalue(value(R),'//ns0:id', fl_flight_profile_ws.namespace) id,
         extractvalue(value(R),'//ns0:callsign', fl_flight_profile_ws.namespace) callsign,
         extractvalue(value(R),'//ns0:registration', fl_flight_profile_ws.namespace) registration,
         -------------------------------------
         ------------------------------------- << A total of 48 columns >>
         -------------------------------------  
         extractvalue(value(R),'//ns0:aircraftType', fl_flight_profile_ws.namespace) aircraft_type
  from (SELECT response FROM plv.ws_log WHERE log_id = 338639) x,
     table(XMLSequence(extract(x.response,'//ns0:result/ns0:ptypcfptOut',fl_flight_profile_ws.namespace))) R

  Thanks for your time.
  
  Cheers, Glenn Ligon

  Hello

  I hope that I am doing things!

  You are doing things.
  The binary XML storage is the way to go in the latest versions.

  However, you use deprecated functions to process the XML content. You must use XMLTable now.

  As far as possible, do not use the descendants axis (/ /), always specify the full XPath expression.

  Here is an example based on your existing query. You will need to adjust the mappings from namespace and XPath expressions, but this is the idea:

  select x.*
  from ws_xml t
     , xmltable(
         xmlnamespaces(
           'some.namespace.uri' as "ns0"
         , default 'my.default.namespace'
         )
       , '/root_element/sub_root_element/ns0:result/ns0:ptypcfptOut'
         passing t.response
         columns
           id              varchar2(30) path 'ns0:id'
         , callsign        varchar2(30) path 'ns0:callsign'
         , registration    varchar2(30) path 'ns0:registration'
           ...
         , aircraft_type   varchar2(30) path 'ns0:aircraftType'
       ) x
  ;
  

• Loading nested XML file to a table

  Hi I have the following XML code.
  
  -< protocols >
  -Protocol of <>
  < name > SampleAddition_Outer < / name >
  < revision > 0 < / revision >
  -< ProtocolSteps >
  -< ProtocolStep >
  < name > SampleAddition < / name >
  < EnumProtocolStep > SampleAddition < / EnumProtocolStep >
  SampleProbe < action > < / Action >
  -< ParameterList >
  < string > SampleDispVol < / string >
  < string > SampleOverAspVol < / string >
  < string > LeadAirGap < / string >
  < string > TrailAirGap < / string >
  < string > SPPumpAspSpeed < / string >
  < string > SPPumpDispSpeed < / string >
  < string > SPPumpDispHeight < / string >
  < / ParameterList >
  < IntAction > 0 < / IntAction >
  < IntProtocolStep > 0 < / IntProtocolStep >
  < SequenceName > EmptySequence < / SequenceName >
  < / ProtocolStep >
  < / ProtocolSteps >
  
  This XML file is repeated over and over again in the large file.
  This is a nested structure and I want to store in a table so that the columns as follows
  
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is SampleDispVol
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is SampleOverAspVol
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is LeadAirGap
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is TrailAirGap
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is SPPumpAspSpeed
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is SPPumpDispSpeed
  Nom_protocole = SampleAddition_Outer, review = 0, ProtocolStep_Name = SampleAddition, EnumProtocolStep = SampleAddition, SampleProbe = Action, ParameterList is SPPumpDispHeight
  
  I understand that this table would be very standard but its OK for me now.
  
  I use oracle 10g.
  
  I loaded the entire xml in the unique xmltype column and used the following query to retrieve it.
  
  Select extractvalue (value (x), ' / Protocol/Name ") Nom_protocole,.
  ExtractValue (value (x), ' / ProtocolSteps/protocol/name of the Protocol / ") protocolstep_name
  of gt_xmltype_tab1 gt, TABLE (XMLSequence (extract (gt.xmlfile1, ' / Protocols/Protocol/ProtocolSettings '))) x;
  
  
  But it shows only Nom_protocole in the output. There is no error in the execution, but the output is not good either.
  I use Oracle 10 g
  
  Could someone help out here?

  If I understand correctly, you have three levels unnest here, so you need three nested XMLSequence:

  SQL> create table tmp_xml of xmltype;
  
  Table created
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into tmp_xml values(
    2  xmltype(
    3  '
    4    
    5      SampleAddition_Outer
    6      0
    7      
    8        
    9          SampleAddition
   10          SampleAddition
   11          SampleProbe
   12          
   13            SampleDispVol
   14            SampleOverAspVol
   15            LeadAirGap
   16            TrailAirGap
   17            SPPumpAspSpeed
   18            SPPumpDispSpeed
   19            SPPumpDispHeight
   20          
   21          0
   22          0
   23          EmptySequence
   24        
   25      
   26    
   27  ')
   28  );
  
  1 row inserted
  
  SQL>
  SQL> select extractValue(value(x1), '/Protocol/Name') as Protocol_Name
    2       , extractValue(value(x1), '/Protocol/Revision') as Revision
    3       , extractValue(value(x2), '/ProtocolStep/Name') as ProtocolStep_Name
    4       , extractValue(value(x2), '/ProtocolStep/EnumProtocolStep') as EnumProtocolStep
    5       , extractValue(value(x2), '/ProtocolStep/Action') as Action
    6       , extractValue(value(x3), '/string') as ParameterList
    7  from tmp_xml t
    8     , table(xmlsequence(extract(t.object_value, '/Protocols/Protocol'))) x1
    9     , table(xmlsequence(extract(value(x1), '/Protocol/ProtocolSteps/ProtocolStep'))) x2
   10     , table(xmlsequence(extract(value(x2), '/ProtocolStep/ParameterList/string'))) x3
   11  ;
  
  PROTOCOL_NAME             REVISION   PROTOCOLSTEP_NAME  ENUMPROTOCOLSTEP   ACTION         PARAMETERLIST
  ------------------------- ---------- ------------------ ------------------ -------------- -------------------
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    SampleDispVol
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    SampleOverAspVol
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    LeadAirGap
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    TrailAirGap
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    SPPumpAspSpeed
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    SPPumpDispSpeed
  SampleAddition_Outer      0          SampleAddition     SampleAddition     SampleProbe    SPPumpDispHeight
  
  7 rows selected
   
  

  Assuming you're on 10.2 you can use XMLTable as well, easier to implement IMO, but on a large XML document may not perform as well as XMLSequence if the XMLType table is not based on a schema.
  Major improvements in the treatment of the XQuery were made from 11 g when using tables not based on a schema.

• Using subselect XMLType, performance issues

  Hello!
  
  I want to use an XMLType to store various parameters in our software. However, when you use XMLType in a join, as I do, we get huge response times.
  
  Select takes ~ 4 minutes to run using XMLType in the join.
  
  I tried to create a temptable (ab_map_order) and use it to join and the select statement runs in 1 second.
  
  Y at - it another way to use XMLType in the join, or I have to create a temporary table?
  
  Help much appreciated!
  / Andreas
  
  -Tables (the name and the columns have been renamed to hide what they do actually)
  CREATE TABLE AB_CONTROL_SETTINGS)
  CONTROL_SETTINGS_ID NUMBER (10) NOT NULL,
  SYS SETTINGS_XML. XMLTYPE,
  SETTINGS_NAME VARCHAR2 (128 CHAR) NOT NULL
  );
  
  CREATE TABLE AB_COMPANY)
  COMPANY_ID int,
  company_name varchar (255)
  );
  
  -Insert values
  INSERT INTO AB_COMPANY VALUES (3456, '3456');
  
  INSERT INTO AB_CONTROL_SETTINGS VALUES (5, XMLType ("< parameters >
  < order >
  < > 234 order_id < / order_id >
  < company > 3456 < / company >
  < / order >
  < order >
  < > 4563 order_id < / order_id >
  < company > 5674 < / company >
  < / order >
  ((< / Parameter > '), 'ORDER');
  
  -Select with performance problems (no questions in this tiny select however, we have much more data in ab_company) this selection takes about 4 min. That's how I want to do.
  SELECT * from cmp ab_company
  LEFT JOIN (SELECT p.settings_name,
  extractValue (value (order_seq), "/ order/order_id") as order_id,.
  extractValue (value (order_seq), "/ order/company") as a business
  AB_CONTROL_SETTINGS p,
  Table (XMLSequence (p.settings_xml.extract('/settings/order'))) order_seq
  WHERE p.settings_name like ' COMMAND') card ON map.company = cmp.company_name;
  
  -Create temptable and use it in the join. This selection takes about 1 sec
  create table
  ab_map_order
  as
  (SELECT p.settings_name,
  extractValue (value (order_seq), "/ order/order_id") as order_id,.
  extractValue (value (order_seq), "/ order/company") as a business
  AB_CONTROL_SETTINGS p,
  Table (XMLSequence (p.settings_xml.extract('/settings/order'))) order_seq
  WHERE p.settings_name like 'COMMAND');
  
  SELECT * from ab_map_order
  LEFT JOIN ab_company ON ab_map_order.company = ab_company.company_name;
  
  DROP TABLE ab_map_order;

  What version of Oracle you are using.

  Table (xmlsequence... is the old way of doing XML tables, while the most recent method is to use the XMLTABLE construction...

  SELECT *
  from ab_company cmp
       LEFT JOIN (SELECT p.settings_name,
                         o.order_id,
                         o.company
                  FROM AB_CONTROL_SETTINGS p,
                       xmltable('/settings/order'
                                passing p.settings_xml
                                columns order_id    number       path '/order/order_id'
                                       ,company     varchar2(30) path '/order/company'
                               ) o
                  WHERE p.settings_name = 'ORDER') map
       ON map.company=cmp.company_name;
  

  This can help in the exercise (no guarantee that we do not have your test data and do not know your tables or indexes).
  Note: I changed SIMILAR a '=' because there is no generic characters in your string.

• Parse XML and insert into the table Oracel

  Hi all

  I have an XML document, I need to analyze and take the respective tag data and inserting it into another table.

  This is the XML code that I have.

  " < convertTo xsi: schemaLocation =" https://xecdapi.XE.com/schema/v1/convertTo.xsd "> "

  < terms > http://www.XE.com/privacy.php < / terms >

  < privacy > http://www.XE.com/legal/DFS.php < / privacy >

  < to > < /pour > USD

  < amount > 1.0 < / amount >

  < timestamp > 2015-10-25T 23: 00:00Z < / timestamp >

  < from >

  rate <>

  < currency > EUR < / currency >

  < e > 0.9075541422 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  INR < currency > < / currency >

  < e > 65.0313451105 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  < currency > CAD < / currency >

  < e > 1.3167560135 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  < currency > GBP < / currency >

  < e > 0.6528693249 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  < / from >

  < / convertTo >

  
  

  Here is the code I use to analyze the values
  

  DECLARE

  XMLType x: = XMLType)

  ' ' < convertTo xsi: schemaLocation = " https://xecdapi.XE.com/schema/v1/convertTo.xsd "> "

  < terms > http://www.XE.com/privacy.php < / terms >

  < privacy > http://www.XE.com/legal/DFS.php < / privacy >

  < to > < /pour > USD

  < amount > 1.0 < / amount >

  < timestamp > 2015-10-25T 23: 00:00Z < / timestamp >

  < from >

  rate <>

  < currency > EUR < / currency >

  < e > 0.9075541422 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  INR < currency > < / currency >

  < e > 65.0313451105 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  < currency > CAD < / currency >

  < e > 1.3167560135 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  rate <>

  < currency > GBP < / currency >

  < e > 0.6528693249 < / mid >

  < / rates >

  < / from >

  < / convertTo > '

  );

  BEGIN

  FOR r IN

  (

  SELECT

  Name of the AS ExtractValue (Value (p),'/ rate/currency/text () ')

  -, ExtractValue (value (p), '/ Row/Address/State/Text ()') State

  -, ExtractValue (value (p), '/ Row/Address/City/Text ()') city

  Of

  TABLE (XMLSequence (Extract(x,'convertTo/from/rate'))) p

  )

  LOOP

  -do what you want with r.name, r.state, r.city

  dbms_output.put_line ('Name' | r.Name);

  END LOOP;

  END;

  I get the error message below

  Error report:

  ORA-31011: XML parsing failed

  ORA-19202: an error has occurred in the processing of XML

  LPX-00234: the 'xsi' namespace prefix is not declared

  Error on line 1

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." XMLTYPE", line 310

  ORA-06512: at line 2

  31011 00000 - "XML parsing failed"

  * Cause: XML parser returned an error trying to parse the document.

  * Action: Check whether the document to parse is valid.

  Any help on how to fix this would be really useful.

  Appreciate your time and your help.

  Thank you

  Olivier

  Have you even tried to do what we have suggested?

  SQL > ed
  A written file afiedt.buf

  1 with t as (select xmltype ('))
  "" 2 http://xecdapi.xe.com "xmlns: xsi ="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"" xsi: schemaLocation = "https://xecdapi.xe.com/schema/v1/convertTo.xsd" > ""
  3 http://www.xe.com/privacy.php
  4 http://www.xe.com/legal/dfs.php
  5 USD
  6    1.0
  7 2015-10 - 25 T 23: 00:00Z
  8
  9
  10 EUROS
  11 0.9075541422
  12
  13
  14 ") in XML of the double)"
  15-
  16 end of test data
  17-
  18 select x.*
  19 t
  20, xmltable (xmlnamespaces ("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" as "xsi", default 'http://xecdapi.xe.com'),)
  21 ' / convertTo/of/rate.
  22 passage t.xml
  path of VARCHAR2 (3) currency 23 columns '. / currency '
  24, half-way number '. / mid'
  25*                ) x
  SQL > /.
  HEART MI
  --- ----------
  EUR.907554142

  1 selected line.